Countdown to Armageddon

Well, we're only days away from the May 11 release of "The Armageddon Factor - The Rise of Christian Nationalism in Canada" by author Marcy McDonald. We're not sure how much relevance this will have to The Miracle Channel but in consideration of their promotion of both Faytene Kryskow and the National House of Prayer with Rob and Fran Parker, I can only imagine TMC may get honorable mention.

The Toronto Star has an excerpt up from the book, which can be found here: http://www.thestar.com/news/insight/article/806535--how-canada-s-christian-right-was-built

I think it may prove to be an interesting read.

Coincidentally, the book is being launched the same day as the National Prayer Breakfast in Ottawa.

2010 means change at TMC

Over the past year the Board of Directors of the Miracle Channel Association has prayed about and worked toward finding a leader of God's choice, to take this ministry to where He wants it to go. The Board has sensed the Lord's leading and is now pleased to announce that Leon Fontaine will assume the role of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for the Miracle Channel as of January 1, 2010.

Leon, who heads the Springs mega-church, has an extensive background in church and media ministry and is excited about what God wants to accomplish in Canada and beyond through the channel.

Please join us in welcoming Leon and Sally Fontaine to the Miracle Channel and in praying for them as they seek God's wisdom for the direction He is leading all of us. The Board, Fred & Val Bennett, and the entire Miracle Channel team will continue the work set before us, and want to thank you for your continued prayer and support.

Please watch this 30-second video greeting from Leon: www.miraclechannel.ca/index.php?page=o_ceo

Since the Dallas Observer and others have exposed Ole Anthony (head of Trinity Foundation Inc. and the man ultimately behind the Grassley Investigations) as a liar, hypocrite, cult-leader, and fornicator, will this site remove its endorsement of Anthony by removing the link to Trinity Foundation Inc. in the "Web Resources" section?

For those who haven't read the articles, here they are:

The Cult of Ole

Turning the Tables on Trinity Foundation

The Man and the Myth

Todd Bentley: God's agenda for Lakeland: not about Jesus... BAM! goes the Word... (watch videos on YouTube)

The following sounds like the same time of ability to stretch truth to fit an agenda that so many swallow in the name of prosperous destiny. However, this time, the price required is not money currency, but "sight".

I don't know what attitude I'm supposed to have, but i know which one i have.

andre

I'VE CHANGED my MIND ABOUT LAKELAND"
- Ken [-Revivalschool member].

Well, shortly after Lakeland started I was posting here as a "supporter". I had my life transformed in the Brownsville revival, and knowing that many who were offended at Lakeland were from the same camp as those who opposed Brownsville, I naturally took what I thought to be "the proper side". Although I did say I was put off by the hype surrounding Lakeland, I was open to the idea that it was "from God", and I saw criticism from this board that I chalked up to mostly phariseeism.

A - As of July 8, 2008, the following was posted on The Miracle Channel's official website: "We regret that Rogers Cable has taken the Miracle Channel off their system. Unfortunately, the Miracle Channel was not able to keep up with the increasing costs charged by the cable company."